Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Vim. Cavanaugh left last night for tn
Ceur d'Alenes.
Mrs. F. E. Curtis left yesterday by thu
Northern Pacific railroad for Seattle, W.. L
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped twenty bars Alice, valued at $33,
712.
w. J. Penrose went down to Warm
Springs on Tuesday to be gone a short
while.
The teams used on scraping work at the
Montana Central construction are hired
at $3.50 with driver.
T. Legrin, II. J. Rizer, W. T. Goatley and
C. Smith left last night for Portland via
Northern Pacific.
Mr.. G. V. Moore came over from George
town yesterday. He reports plenty OF swan
in that section of the country.
Wires all around Butte were down last
night and no Associated. press report wal
| received at this office in consequence.
Mr.. Thos. Potter, First Vice President,
and Mr.. 8. r. Galloway, Second Vice Presi-
dent oil. the Union Pacific, are expected to
be in town tomorrow.
County Attorney De Witt left for Deer
Lodge last evening to depend a suit for the
Montana Uuion in which c. P. H. Bielen-
berg sues for the loss of a horse that inter
viewed a locomotive.
The Parnell Band have sent for seventy
five uniforms which will be here by June
20. Their first parade will be on the even
ing of June 80, when something handsome
will be witnessed in the way of uniforms.
ia. Murray will shortly make application
for a writ OF restitution against those de-
PENDANTS in the Smokehouse suits who have
failed to perfect their appealto the Supreme
Court, and will have the Sheriff put him in
possession.
The washout east of Meaderville was not
an unmixed evil as the gravel washed down
from the side of the hill covered the wagon
road. which was in bad condition, to a
depth of a couple of feet, making an excel
lent road bed.
The charity ball at Renshaw Hall last
night was a financial and social success.
The music was perfect, the attendance
large, and the affair passed off with an
eclat gratifying to the lady managers who
conducted it.
The approach to the Montana Central
tunnel in Park Canyon is progressing at the
rate of nearly two feet a day, which is good
considering the limited number of men
that can be employed, and that the cut is
about sixty feet deep.
The report that two horses died at Silver
Bow Junction with CHAMBERS proves to be
incorrect. DR.. Bovet, Deputy Territorial
Veterinary, went down there yesterday
and examined tie animals. His diagnosis
of the cases shows they died of congestion
of the lungs
The Woodvillans complain that there
is no money in cutting and hauling one
load OF wood to the city at the present low
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Grim satisfaction to the time not lar Cd
when their wood will be in demand by the
Of all the wood about Butte.
While walking across a cellar door at her
residence, near the Gagnon mine. yesterday
morning, Mrs. Owen Williams had the mis-
fortune to trip on a nail and coming down
with great force broke the door and fell
through to the bottom OF the cellar. When
rescued it was found that her left arm was
broken above and below the elbow making
a very painful injury.
The cases of Territory VS.. VIM. Stevenson
and John Eardly, who broke away from
the jail yard while cutting wood last week
as reported in The MINER at the time,
we're called in Justice Lippincott's court
Yesterday at 3 o'clock and Counsel Walsh |
not appearing, the cases were continued
till next Monday at 2 O'Clock p. M. They |
we're dTTdlSueu dHO DOtH pIedueu uOO
In the Police Court yesterday, before
Judge Hamilton, Gus C~amphausen. one OF
he men charged with careless driving, by
which DR.. Bishop was knocked down,
guilty and was fined SIS and costs,
which he paid. Hiram Aheus was arraigned
or disturbance, pleaded guilty, was fined
IS and costs. and gave security. Pat
)Neill, drunk and sleeping on the side.
EaIk, was fined IS and costs, and was COM
nitted. |